I don't know much about this composer. What I have heard has a very distinctive voice, often disorienting, often appealing. I'd like to explore his music more, hence a thread as a place to dump any thoughts.
Very much enjoying a string quartet on this CD, a string quartet which sounds totally like no other
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And last night I dipped into this bizarre and totally morish (I mean when you start you want more) opera based on the eponymous Kafka novella - music every bit as original as, for example, Birtwistle's Punch and Judy (and playful - that's why I thought of the Birtwistle opera.)
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https://www.youtube.com/v/JnefNsb0bjk&ab_channel=Micha%C3%ABlLevinas
Errr . . . I thought the piano was just an instrument for museum pieces . . . and then I heard this.
Nice little piano concerto with quite a distinctive sound here -- good video too. Concerto pour un piano espace No. 2.
https://www.youtube.com/v/9I0CANk10Io&ab_channel=LeBalcon